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Yes where do I sign?Goldstein for Josh Kelly or Dylan Shiel?
Would you do it?
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Yes where do I sign?Goldstein for Josh Kelly or Dylan Shiel?
Would you do it?
Exactly what I was thinking. The Dan Currie hype was serious in that pre-season. It didn't last long once he played some senior games.You want to trade Goldstein based on Preuss beating up on a kid in a preseason game?
Do you not remember Dan Currie owning Geelong in the same circumstances a few seasons ago?
Short term memories on this board.
Exactly what I was thinking. The Dan Currie hype was serious in that pre-season. It didn't last long once he played some senior games.
I do have a bit more faith in Preuss though.
I'm not sure what this board is better at, over inflating the tyres of a youngster that has a good game or ripping into one of our whipping boys after a bad skill error.
Preuss was good today against another VFL standard ruckman, but all this talk about decisions having to be made our else he'll want to leave is just plain ridiculous.
Preuss had 8 disposals today, if Goldie had 8 there would be bitching and moaning about him not doing enough around the ground.
Let the bloke develop before anointing him the chosen one.
You're on fire!Tarrant is 28, Ziebell will be 27, Higgins 29. Let's get rid of them all.
Todd Goldstein is 28 years old.
Goldstein for Josh Kelly or Dylan Shiel?
Would you do it?
I'm not sure what this board is better at, over inflating the tyres of a youngster that has a good game or ripping into one of our whipping boys after a bad skill error.
Preuss was good today against another VFL standard ruckman, but all this talk about decisions having to be made our else he'll want to leave is just plain ridiculous.
Preuss had 8 disposals today, if Goldie had 8 there would be bitching and moaning about him not doing enough around the ground.
Let the bloke develop before anointing him the chosen one.
Don't think they both need to go down. I'd rather see Preuss step straight into Goldy's role and leave Daw primarily forward if it came to that. At the very least for this year Preuss has shown enough that we can handle Goldy more conservatively rather than running the poor bastard into the ground if he's carrying niggles.Exactly.
Let's not sit around giving each other wristies on the back of an OK performance against a reserves ruckman.
He is a promising, developing specialist ruckman should Goldstein and Daw both go down. There's no delimma or decision.
I don't agree on that one, though I do want to see Brown completely kept out of the ruck this year.Don't think they both need to go down. I'd rather see Preuss step straight into Goldy's role and leave Daw primarily forward if it came to that. At the very least for this year Preuss has shown enough that we can handle Goldy more conservatively rather than running the poor bastard into the ground if he's carrying niggles.
I wish this season would hurry up and pass so we can get down to the serious business of Trade Week......Here we go again, not even into the season proper and based on the Hybrids one practice match (all be it doing quite well) people are advocating trading out Goldy for 2 first rounders ala last year.
Maj is a bit undersized to be a full time ruck. If he's going to succeed it has to be primarily as a forward mixed up with some time as a relief ruck/ruck-rover. He's got a real unique set of attributes that make him ideal as shock troops at some stoppages but that athleticism doesn't last all day when he has to be the #1 ruck (IMO). Last year he was clearly a better option than Preuss. This year I'd rather see us stick to the structure and use the opportunity to get some games into a real ruck than mix it up with a stop-gap combination.I don't agree on that one, though I do want to see Brown completely kept out of the ruck this year.
I think Majak's best position is unequivocally the ruck. If Goldstein goes down I'd be more inclined to shift Daw to the ruck and go with the two and a half talls (Waite, Brown & Wood) set up.
Hell, throw Lachie up forward in the above scenario now that it looks like we've got Durdin and EVW to float across back there.
One is our current ruckman, one is our future ruckman. This thread is about discussing that handover and when it will happen.
If you don't want to contribute to it, sod off.
In his defence he was mostly played at CHF in that run but you're right because the point is he was never close to shading Goldie.Think you're getting a bit ahead of yourself.
I remember this guy by the name of Currie a few years back..... Played a pretty good NAB series.... Everyone got excited.... Was given a shot at the big time.... and turned out to be complete poo.
I don't agree on Maj (and that's ok).Maj is a bit undersized to be a full time ruck. If he's going to succeed it has to be primarily as a forward mixed up with some time as a relief ruck/ruck-rover. He's got a real unique set of attributes that make him ideal as shock troops at some stoppages but that athleticism doesn't last all day when he has to be the #1 ruck (IMO). Last year he was clearly a better option than Preuss. This year I'd rather see us stick to the structure and use the opportunity to get some games into a real ruck than mix it up with a stop-gap combination.
AND if Preuss comes in for Goldy some weeks the mix of roles changes anyway. Preuss won't cover ground like Goldy can so he'll see either less %TOG or less territory covered, meaning more contests for the backup ruck(s). So win-win.
Preuss has way more upside than Currie though.